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From: Rabi Shanker Guha <guha.rabishankar@×××××.com>
To: gentoo-soc@l.g.o
Subject: [gentoo-soc] [netifrc on systemd] Weekly Report #8
Date: Sun, 13 Jul 2014 22:01:07
Message-Id: CAJGtUJJ_HmMRYS53Q2UZ5H_cKgvYi+r_gKdNPzHLrTNjy_SH-g@mail.gmail.com
1 Hello,
2
3 This week I added the final touches to the testing module. Now we have
4 support for
5 1. The testing module puts up the interface with the test configuration
6 file(s) and then runs various commands to check the status of the network.
7
8 2. The list of commands to run and the specifications of how to read the
9 output is specified in the specs file(s)
10 https://github.com/gentoo/netifrc-systemd/blob/master/test/specs/eth_static.yaml
11
12 3. The test runner is divided into two parts. When it runs in the master
13 mode it runs the test specified in the spec and stores the output in a file
14 which serves as the basis for future tests (The plan is that this file is
15 also bundled with the test suite). In slave mode it matches runs the tests
16 again but this time matches the output with the expected output
17
18 You can find the code here:
19 https://github.com/gentoo/netifrc-systemd/tree/master/test
20
21 I have not really documented the code so feel free to ask me any doubts you
22 have.
23 I'll document it soon
24 --
25 Regards,
26 Rabi